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Headless Chrome inside a Docker container.

In this tutorial, we’ll demonstrate how to create a Dockerfile to set up a Headless Chrome browser in Node.js. It has become increasingly critical to have a Docker container-based headless browser to maximize flexibility and scalability.

Running a GUI is more expensive than spinning up a Linux-based server or scaling a simple Docker container across a microservices cluster, such as Kubernetes.īut I digress. There are also countless use cases for website crawlers and HTML-based content analysis.įor 99 percent of these cases, you don’t need a browser GUI because it is fully automated. Headless browsers have become very popular with the rise of automated UI tests in the application development process. To learn more about Docker, visit our archives here. Software scalability expert! Setting up a Headless Chrome Node.js server in DockerĮditor’s note: This guide to setting up a Headless Chrome Node.js server in Docker was last updated on 9 January 2023 to update any outdated code, further explain the breakdown of the Dockerfile steps, and include more interactive code examples. Rite now my looks as following module.Tigran Bayburtsyan Follow Cofounder and CTO at Hexact, Inc.

I am assuming using existing chrome configuration should be in but don't know yet how to do it ! There is some help here at jest puppeteer preset documentation but still not enough help how to use existing browser.

and i am having hard time configuring that. Jest Puppeteer configuration using jest-puppeteerĪpparently puppeteer library tried to download chromium browser binary which i have skip b/c i would like to use existing chrome browser. I am trying to configure Jest with puppeteer using the information aviable at the following link I choose my puppeteer version "5.1.0" for chrome browser version "" from the list of supported browsers. I am trying to make puppeteer work with Jest for e2e testing while using existing Chrome browser.